Insurance Website

As a guide, the investment ranges from MAD 30,000 to 90,000 depending on the scope you choose. A site built around the online quote simulator sits at the lower end, because most of the budget goes into the secure client portal, the plan comparison tool and integration with your insurance CRM. We frame those choices with you upfront, then provide a detailed line-by-line quote before any commitment.

Allow 2 to 4 months depending on feature scope. A site with a quote simulator and plan comparison tool comes together faster than a project that includes the secure client portal and online claims declaration. The schedule also depends on you, because we need your coverage grids and plan details to configure the simulator. We validate mockups first, then develop in stages, with full acceptance testing before go-live.

ACAPS compliance is part of the scope from the design stage, and we have the regulatory notices validated by your compliance officer before go-live, because the exact obligations depend on whether you operate as a broker or a carrier. The site also ships in a bilingual French and Arabic version, which matters in Morocco where part of your policyholders compare coverage in Arabic. Each language version has its own content and its own quote simulator.

Yes, CRM integration is a standard part of the scope on these projects. Quote requests from the simulator, subscriptions and claims declarations flow into your tool through an API, so your advisors handle files that are already qualified. We build on an open architecture (Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL) that makes these connections straightforward, including live chat routed to your teams. After go-live, a maintenance plan covers changes and support.